June 9, 2026 • 44 mins
*Mail-in ballots jeopardize election integrity. Citizens should show I.D. to be able to vote to prove they are who they say they are.
*Gavin Newson vows to confiscate 100% from California residents who receive payments from President Trump's $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund.
*Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson says he will fight "teen takeovers" (aka riots) by holding social media accountable. How about we hold the teens accountable and try to keep criminal activity from happening in the future?
*Why the United States shouldn't turn into Europe which isn't a utopia by any means?
*Oregon petition to ban hunting and fishing reaches threshold to be added to ballot
*Deline is a choice and Democrats are making it....why do we keep allowing repeat offenders off easily and allow them to hurt more and more innocent people.
*Gavin Newson vows to confiscate 100% from California residents who receive payments from President Trump's $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund.
*Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson says he will fight "teen takeovers" (aka riots) by holding social media accountable. How about we hold the teens accountable and try to keep criminal activity from happening in the future?
*Why the United States shouldn't turn into Europe which isn't a utopia by any means?
*Oregon petition to ban hunting and fishing reaches threshold to be added to ballot
*Deline is a choice and Democrats are making it....why do we keep allowing repeat offenders off easily and allow them to hurt more and more innocent people.
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Speaker 1 (00:08):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he has
decided to pull back the curtain and show you what's
really inside. This is Bowen's Cars, brought to you by
Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphreysborough. For all of your automotive needs,
call six one five six four five one zero seven
five or online Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphreysboro dot com.
Speaker 2 (00:30):
Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (00:32):
All right, good morning everybody. I hope everybody's having a
great weekend start to the summer. Man. That rain the
last couple of weeks. We needed it, but doesn't mean
I like it. I'd much rather it. It does nothing
for business. Let me just tell you for sure that
we're selling cars is tough when it's raining like that,
and I don't blame you guys for not wanting to
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come by one. So I thought i'd start today show
off a little different than I typically do you know
if you've listened to the show at oh, you know
that I I kind of just jump right into the
topics I want to talk about. But today I wanted
to do it a little different. So I hold a
sales meeting once a month for my salespeople. My managers
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all hold sales meetings during the week for them and
but for me, I do it once a month at
the very beginning of the month, and it is typically
me trying to motivate them, me trying to get them
to think from a different perspective. I don't have to
teach them how to sell. I can't teach them about
the cars. They all know more about the cars than
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I do. And so I told the story one time
at a sales meeting when I was in the cell business,
and I still tell it to this day because I
think it's relevant. It was on my I owned a
bunch of sales stores, thirty six cell stores at and
T stores in Florida, and I was on my way
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to a sales meeting one morning in Daytona and in
between Flagler Beach and Daytona Beach, if you've ever been
on nine ninety five going that stretch, then you'll know
where I'm talking about. There is a an overpass going
over US one on I ninety five in Ormond Beach,
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and on that overpass there was a as I was
heading I was heading south and on the northbound lanes
there was a semi that had crashed and there was
a car pinned underneath the semi. I don't know how
it happened. I don't know what happened. I just got
it had just happened right before I got there. I'm
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not even sure the police officers were there yet, if
I remember correctly. And I thought about that all the
way to the sales meeting, and it bothered me, it
really truly, and it's affected me even to this day.
And that was probably, i'm gonna guess thirteen or fourteen
years ago, and you could tell that whoever was in
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that car, and there were several occupants it looked like
didn't survive. They were gone. And it dawned on me
that had any one of those occupants done something different
for just a few seconds of that morning, they had
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brushed their teeth for another five seconds or ten seconds,
or somebody forgot something and had to run back into
the house, or somebody brushed their teeth for an extra
for ten seconds last, or the guy that was driving,
or I suppose it was a guy, it may have
been a female, I don't remember. The person driving had
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driven at seventy six miles an hour instead of seventy
three miles an hour or whatever. It doesn't matter what
it is. Anything that changes that moment that they happened
to be right there at that moment to have that crash.
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Anything could have changed the entire course of their lives
in split seconds, and none of us ever get to
know when that is. That is, I personally believe in God.
I am a Christian and I believe in God, and
I from a logic standpoint, it's not just about faith
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for me, from a logic standpoint, I don't understand how
you can't think that there's a higher power out there.
Don't How do you explain that all of a sudden
man just showed up. I'm not buying that we evolved
from apes or some primates. I don't buy it because
we'd still be evolving. Where's the where's the end between?
Why are we not seeing any evolution still and all
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of the other things that go on in order to
make that or how do you get how do you
explain the perfection of a human life and what it
takes to go from a single cell of sperm to
a human being with DNA chains and all of that.
How do you explain that just out of evolution? It
doesn't make any sense, not to me, and so I
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have to believe that there's a higher power that is
guiding things in some direction or another. I don't understand
the metaphysics of how Earth was created and energy is
created and all of that. I don't understand it, and
so I have to believe in a higher power. But something.
There's also an element of fate that none of us
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get to know. We just when you wake up in
the morning, if you wake up five seconds earlier, five
seconds later. I was in a car crash not too
long ago. It was probably seven years ago, eight years ago,
and I was going on medical center in Murphysboro, and
I had a meeting at the city and a young
lady was driving and she had two She was the nurse,
and she had three other nurses in the car with him.
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They were coming back from lunch and she turned left
right in front of me, and I hit them broadside,
and it was one hundred percent her fault. She when
I got up to the car, I was fine. I
was in an escalator or a tahoe or something, and
she was in a smaller car. And when I got
up there, all she kept saying was I didn't see
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a car coming. I didn't see a car coming. I said, wow,
I was coming. I mean I was right there in
the middle of the intersection. But had it been too
had they eaten lunch five seconds longer or five seconds less.
She's not turning it that exact moment that I happened
to be right there and nobody died, but they could have.
Every day we wake up and you don't get to
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know when that moment is going to be, when that
thing that's going to happen that you know, one day
we're sick. I get people coming to the store all
the time. They're like, well, you didn't find that the
other day when I had the car in here. I'm like,
it wasn't there the other day. You know, when you
go to the doctor today he tells you you're fine.
Next week you have cancer. You don't know when it's
going to happen, and you can't predict it, and so
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you have to live your life every day thinking that
today may be a day when something goes wrong, and
you have to live that life, loving everybody around you
and attempting to love your life the best you can,
because it is precious, it is dear, and it is
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while it's difficult, and there's hardships and all of that.
The fact that you're in the United States of America
and you're alive right now. You still have time to
change the course of your life if you need to.
But you just don't know what's going to happen in
the next ten minutes. And so quit being angry. Love
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everybody around you, be happy because you may not get
another chance tomorrow. All right, this is Bonos Cars, brought
to you by Chevrolet Buick GMC and Cadillac of Murphysborough.
Come on back. After the break.
Speaker 1 (08:11):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he is
deciding to pull back the curtain and show you what's
really inside. This is Bowen's Cars, brought to you by
Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphreysborough. For all of your automotive
needs call six one five six four five one zero
seven five or online Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphreysboro dot com.
Speaker 2 (08:32):
Here's your host, bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (08:36):
All right, welcome back, everybody. So I don't know if
if you missed it or if you caught it this week,
but uh, President Trump signed a new executive order, and
the executive order was designed to allow the Post Office
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to verify mail in ballots, and so it goes on
talks about it orders the Postmaster General and the US
Postal Service to take bold new measures to verify that
ballots both being sent to people are being sent to
people who are eligible to vote, and then that ballot's
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being returned are being properly returned by eligible voters only.
So it's got it follows, says. The article goes on
to say that it follows a blueprint that finally adds
accountability to a process. It's operated largely on the honor system.
Mail in voting has operated largely on the honor system.
So the other day Spencer Prattey for he's I don't
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know as of this taping whether or not he is
going to be in the runoff for mayor of of La,
but they need something to help fix him. But anyways,
he had a video the other day that he posted
showing people in La sitting in hall in on skid
row registering people to vote and telling them to use
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fake addresses and registering them for ballot measures and those
kind of things. It's just blatant cheating and they just
do it in the open air paying people two dollars,
three dollars four dollars to register to vote or to
sign some ballot initiative. It's absolute blatant cheating, and mail
in voting has always been that place where you can
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cheat very, very easily. If you send one hundred ballots
to a retirement home, are you sure that all of
the people in that retirement home with the people that
actually filled those ballots out, No, you're not. I guarantee you.
There are people that get they get ballots mailed to
them in retirement homes that have no idea they had
a ballot even mailed to them, and so he is
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doing everything he can. They can't get the Save Act passed,
even though eighty percent eighty five percent I think was
the number. Eighty five percent of all Americans agree that
you should have to be able to show photo ID
in order to vote. You have to show a voter
or ID or photo ID to do dang near anything
else in the United States of America. And this crap
they keep putting out there about you, it's gonna be
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hard for people to get You're gonna suppres votes because
they can't get they can't get IDs. You you talk
about the soft bigotry of low expectations to say that
a certain group of people aren't capable of getting an ID,
Are you morons? You can go to any place you
want and hold your hand up and say how many
people in here don't have an ID, and I guarantee
you it's less than two percent of the people. So
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Q the leftist outrage when he signs his executive order
already teeing up the lawsuits to stop him from doing
what they say they really want, which is having secure elections.
I heard Chuck Schumer the other day saying something about
it's a way to uh oh, here's what he said.
Mail in voting is safe and secure period. This new
rule is just another malicious attempt by the Trump administration
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to suppress the votes of millions and try to throw
the election results. You know what he didn't say, how
how are you suppressing the votes of millions of people
by just verifying that the people who are mailing the
ballots out getting battlets mailed to them and are the
same people who are mailing those ballots back and that
actually filled out the ballots. How is that anything other
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than just election integrity and the fact that you keep
fighting it. The fact that the Democrats will not pass
the Save Act, the fact that they just keep railing
against the suppression of votes and they get people out
there riled up, even though eighty five percent of the
American public all agree And I don't know where the
other fifteen percent or I don't know why you think
you shouldn't have to show a photo ID to vote,
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But forget about that, because at least eighty five if
we're truly we're not a democracy. We are a democratic republic.
But if we were a democracy, like they keep screaming about,
we're trying to ruin democracy or steal democracy or whatever.
How about eighty five percent of the people of the
population agree on something that you guys keep saying no to,
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and now you're trying to stop him when all he's
saying is we just need to make sure that the
ballots being mailed to the people are the same people
that are mailing them back and verify it. Why don't
you want that? We all know the reason. The answer.
It's a rhetorical question. You don't want it because you
know you can cheat doing it if it's largely on
the honor system. The honor system is not built for everybody.
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Some people will take advantage of the honor system every
single solitary time. Absolutely, it's absurd on its face, But
it's also maddening that you keep trying to gaslight the
entire American public, but especially the black community, by telling
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them they somehow aren't smart enough to get IDs. Fifty
to sixty percent of my salespeople are black salespeople. A
large portion of the people that work for.
Speaker 2 (14:00):
Me or black.
Speaker 3 (14:01):
Guaranteed, every one of those house an ID, every one
of them. You have to have an idea to get
a job. You have to have a sole security number.
You have to have an idea to prove that. So
security number is yours. Absolutely, you can tell I'm passionate
about this because I see what they do, and I
know why they're doing it, and yet they still continue
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to gaslight people and act like they're on the right
side of this issue. They're not. All right. Moving on
from there for a second, you see the other day,
so President Trump set up a slash fund at one
point six or one point eight billion dollar fund to
compensate all of the people who were unfairly prosecuted and
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put in jail for long periods of time and had
to go through paying attorneys and everything else. For the
January sixth, whatever you want to call it, wasn't a riot.
It was it was wrong, should have never happened, but
it wasn't riot. Nobody was carrying weapons. So the only
person that actually died in it was an unarmed Ashley Bobbitt,
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who didn't do anything wrong it but California. So he
set this fund up to kind of reimburse people and
helped them get back on their feet. Some of these
people went to jail for three and four years for trespassing.
You had judges on the leftist judges that were trying
to be advocates that absolutely threw the book at people.
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You got people that have been out of jail in
jail a lot shorter periods of time for killing another
human being. You got people that have been in jail
for a lot less time for stealing fifty thousand dollars
worth of stuff. And yet California and New York have
both vowed to tax one hundred percent of any money
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a California or New York resident gets out of that fund.
You know who they're getting they're taxing, they're trying to
tax anybody that's on the right. That's what they're saying.
If you get any money out of that, you're getting taxed.
You get taxed one hundred percent of it. But what
you don't see is all of the people that were
rioting in twenty twenty, you know, the summer of love
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that destroyed property and destroyed everything, that ended up getting
other money back from government suit them. They didn't tax
all that. Where is this both sides of the justice?
Where why do we have two tiers, two tier justice
systems where one side gets punished way more than the other,
and to continue to do it over and over and
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over again. You guys, realize there's fifty percent of us
out here, at least fifty percent. You can't just throw
away half the country and act like you're going to
just destroy half the country because you don't agree with us.
Goes back to what I said in the first segment
about being happy. Why are you so angry all the time?
Why are you so mad and creating victimhoods for everybody
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out there all the time. It's absolutely mind boggling to me.
To that point, Brandon Johnson, who is the mayor of Chicago,
I don't know if you guys have been watching it,
but I have if you had all these teen takeovers,
which are basically just riots. There are just many riots
where a group of three, four, five hundred teams do
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whatever they want on a street block and cause havoc
for everybody in that neighborhood, break windows, steal stuff, go
take over an entire gas station or convenience store. Because
there's so many of them, they just overwhelm the system
and steal everything in the store and run away and
they get no justice. So now Brandon Johnson, he says,
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instead of holding the teens accountable or the parents accountable,
he's going to hold the social media companies accountable because
somehow it's the social media company's fault that they their
platforms were used for nefarious purposes by other teams that
were somehow saying hey, let's all go take over that place.
So instead of of penalizing the people who are actually
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committing the crime, that's like saying, I'm gonna sue the
paper company and the pen company because they passed notes
to each other saying, hey, let's go take over that
gas station, but they used a pen and paper to
do so, or a telephone company because they called each
other and all said, let's go take something over. Do
you realize how stupid that that sounds. Oh wait, you don't.
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You're the mayor of Chicago and you've destroyed your city
a little bit more than LORI Lightfoot had destroyed it.
You took it a little further. But now you're going
to penalize the media companies because that was used for
team takeovers. You guys are just absolutely out of your
minds with stupid policies. I don't know where you how
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you think. All right, this is Bonos Cars rants about
lots of other stuff, brought to you by Chevrolet Buick
GMC of Murphysboro. Coming back after the break.
Speaker 1 (19:17):
With over thirty years in the auto industry, he is
deciding to pull back the curtain and show you what's
really inside. This is Bowen's Cars, brought to you by
Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphreysborough. For all of your automotive
needs call six one five six four five one zero
seven five or online Chevrolet Buick GMC of Murphreysboro dot com.
Speaker 2 (19:38):
Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (19:42):
All right, welcome back, everybody. So people on the left
and I'm talking about not normal thinking democrats of ten
years ago. I'm talking about people on the left that
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are getting crazier. I don't know how else to say it,
that all think that we should somehow be turning ourselves
into what Europe is. They think somehow Europe is this
model of consistency and democracy, and that Europe's got it
figured out because they have all these social safety systems.
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By the way, they have all of those things, because
we've been supplying all of their military forces and taking
care of them for the last seventy years since World
War Two. And so if you don't have to spend
the billions and billion, hundreds of billions of dollars to
defend yourself, because we've got that covered for you, you
can take all of that money and use it to
give to your citizens in the form of social benefits.
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But for those people that think we should turn into Europe,
I want to give you two stories that I found
this week that I thought were just absolutely devastatingly bad.
One I don't have X, I don't use it, but
I did see something in an article about from Elon
Musk that said something about helping this guy named Drees
van Langenhove, who's in Belgium, And let me just give
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you a quick background. So Dreas is he was in
the house of whatever they have over in Belgium, Belgium,
and he had he got out of there and started
doing speeches about mass migration and how it was going
to change everything. He thought it was bad. So because
he was giving these speeches, the Belgian government arrested him
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for hate speech. And let me just read the tweet
from him. I've been convicted. Sadly, I've been convicted a
second time for hate speech, and it's only due to
a technicality that I could not immediately be sent to jail,
to the judges frustration. In an ironic turn of events,
it's actually thanks to my previous prison sentence for memes
in a private group chat he had to go to
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prison for memes in a private group chat, that I
am now still free in a physical sense at least. So.
In February of twenty twenty four, I gave a lecture
at Catholic University Leuvin, wherein I linked mass migration to
crime and a deterioration of our quality of life. Every
single point I made was one hundred percent the truth
and based on scientific evidence. Cynically, even the judge that
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convicted me admits as much by writing in his verdict.
Even if this is what the judge said in the verdict,
even if all of the statements made by Van Langenhove
are based on scientific evidence and statistics, it makes no
difference to the criminal intent. Van Langenhove is not charged
with spreading false information. He is charged with presenting facts
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in a way that incites hatred against persons on the
grounds of one or more of the protected criteria in
the anti racism law. By the way, that's a lot
of words just to say he wants to send me
to prison for speaking the truth. Even the regime media
wrote quote, it did not matter to the court that
Van Langenhove was quoting scientific sources. The judge argues that
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van Langenhove van Langenholm's main message was that a big
part of the societal problems like insecurity, housing shortages and
lowering educational standards are due to mass migration. They weren't
being sympathetic to him, by the way. They in reality,
they were warning people that even if you speak the truth,
if you go against their narrative, they're gonna put you
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in jail. Anyways, they're putting a man in jail attempting
to again for literally speaking the truth, admitting he told
the truth, admitting they were facts, but facts didn't matter
because the judge decided that his intent in those in
speaking facts was to incite hatred, when in reality it
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was just to say, here are the facts. You have
the right to make up your own mind after you
hear the facts, but these are the facts. It absolutely
is dystopian in nature. I don't understand it. You guys,
are you want to talk about silencing free speed each
you think we should be more like Europe. People are
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going to jail all over the place. There were comedians
arrested for jokes they told in a set in England.
They waited three years to put a guy that was
touring the United States before he got back to Heathrow
London Airport or London Heathrow, and waited with five cops
to put the guy in jail for some memes he
had written three years earlier. Some memes are some memes
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you had written and some jokes that he had told.
Speaker 2 (24:31):
You.
Speaker 3 (24:31):
If that doesn't scare you to death, who are the
true Nazis? In this scenario, it's the same people in
this country that are trying to suppress free speech. Look,
I don't I absolutely believe wholeheartedly in free speech. Say
whatever you want, You're welcome to that's not even Look,
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I know you're not allowed to yell fire in a theater.
But the reality is that, other than certain certain, very
very very very limited cases, I believe in the right
to be able to say whatever you want to say,
believe whatever you want to believe. But your freedom to
be you includes my freedom to be free from you.
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I don't have to be near you, I don't have
to believe in you, and I have to talk to you.
So let me give you the second one. Here's a
summary of the facts that were alleged by the prosecutors.
An eighteen year old British native lad headed home from
a pub at eleven pm, so mildly intoxicated that he
could have legally driven. He had less than the illegal
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amount to drive. A Sikh migrant was marauding through the
street with a twenty one inch knife. He stabbed the
UK native in the street, puncturing his lungs. The British
lad flees the initial stabbing, the migrant follows the British
lad tries to climb a fence to get away. The
migrant finishes the job. The migrant steals the British Lad's phone.
The Sikh migrant's mother arrives on scene, takes the knife
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and stashes it in her home. Then the police arrive.
The Sikh migrant tells the police he was victim of
a hate crime because the British lad said some naughty
words to him or something, therefore he was forced to
stab him. The British police arrest or. The police arrests
the British lad with stab wounds for a hate crime,
while the British lad dies handcuffed on the street after
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bleeding out. So this was from the Daily Mail over
in England. Finance student, it's going to be easier for
me just to read it. Finance student Henry Noak was
on his way home from a night out when he
was allegedly attacked by stranger vickrem Digwa, who's twenty three,
with an eight inch shast blade. Diegel was caught on
camera saying I am a bad man before the fatal attack.
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He is now in trial accused of murder alongside with
his mother Kiring Corps fifty three, who was accused of
assisting an offender. Prosecutor said she went to the scene
before running home with a knife to stash it among
an arsenal of weapons there. They both deny the charges.
The Southampton Crown Court heard mister Noak was in his
first term studying accountancy and finance at Southampton University when
he went for a night out. The teenager went home
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at around eleven PM and, having drunk less than the
legal limit to drive. Jurors were told he was speaking
to friends on a snapchat when he came across the
Sikh migrant Digua after he stabbed mister Noak. After he
was stabbed, mister Noak tried to climb a fence to escape,
but Diegwa was aggressively pursuing him, leaving a trail of blood.
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Police were called to the scene but arrested mister Noak
after Diegwa claimed he had been racially abused. Mister Noak
was then handcuffed before passing out and dying in the
street a short time later. Prosecutor Nicholas Lavenderg said put
simply Henry drowned in his own blood with his lungs
having been cut by a knife going eight centimeters into him.
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Victorm Digua raises the defense of self defense. He persisted
that Henry perpetrated a drunken racist attack. He says he
doesn't recall how the fatal wound came to be inflicted,
but the prosecutor said a video of the incident was
found on mister Noak's phone which was discovered and Digwa's pocket.
In what country do you have a kid that's been stabbed,
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that's bleeding so profusely that he dies, laying on the sidewalk, handcuffed,
while you let a guy that you know is the
one that stabbed him is admitting that he stabbed him
because he might have said something to him words, So
you're allowed to stab him and you're going to arrest
the person that got stabbed, not the guy that stabbed somebody,
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but the guy that might have said some words. And
you don't call for an ambulance, You don't try to
give the guy first aid, you're not trying to stop
the bleeding. You literally handcuff him and let him die
on the street, all to protect what somebody's hurt feelings.
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You got to be kidding me, what is wrong with
you people? And it's happening in England, It's happened or
the UK. It's happening in Ireland, it's happening in Scotland.
It's happening in Belgium. It's happening in France. I don't
hear as much about France. It's not happening in Italy.
You know why, because George Maloney is a female Donald Trump.
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She believes in the rule of law. She believes in
making sure that people who perpetrate crimes are removed from
society so that they cannot continue to perpetrate crimes on
other innocent people. It is absolutely astounding to me what's
going on in Europe right now, and I feel like
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we need to cut ties with them as fast as possible.
And we can't help them. There are a few countries
over there, they've got their stuff together. But I think
we need to I think we need to play more
in the Western Hemisphere and start aligning ourselves a lot
more with South America, Central America and making sure that
we're protecting that part of it, like the Monroe Doctrine
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said we should. It is astounding by the way last
but not least. Oregon has a new ban or a
new petition that's making it to the ballot to ban
all hunting and fishing licenses, so you can't hunt or fish.
And they actually are have taken it so far that
you can't have pest control and kill a rat only
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in Oregon. Is it more protective? Are they more protective
of rats than unborn babies? They're literally passing a law
that says you can't have pest control because it would
kill insects and rats and rodents, but you can have
a free abortion up until birth. You tell me how
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that makes sense. You explain that to me in any
way that can make my brain not explode, and I'll
give you a thousand dollars because it's not possible that
that's just the policies, that's them, all right. This is
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Here's your host, Bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (31:45):
All right, welcome back everybody. So I know I have
today spent a few minutes reading some things to you
because I feel like sometimes the words that people write
are better than mine, and it's easier to understand in
the terms that they're putting in and stead of me
trying to change it around, so it sounds like I am,
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but I want to read you several ex posts. Are
these wheets? Now? Somebody said there's wheets it's tweets with
an X instead of a tw. But in any event,
I want to read some things to you because I'm
telling you that we are in a moral decline. Our
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country is in a decline, and it doesn't have to be,
but it's a choice made by one side of the aisle.
And when I read these posts to you, see if
you find a theme in here. Oakland County, Michigan, where
I live, a guy gets probation a couple of years
ago for hogtying a woman duct taping her and suffocating
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her with a plastic bag over her head. And earlier
this week he carjacked another woman and shoots her in
broad daylight. He didn't he had no fear, all right.
Here's another one in a huge betrayal. A woman with
over seventy prior charges. Seventy prior charges stabbed a pregnant
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woman at a Harris Teeter in Charlotte, North Carolina, in
a Harris Theeter parking lot, seventy prior charges. What was
she doing walking free? All right? Here's another one. Three
teenagers in Austin. You probably heard about this one. Three
teenagers in Austin who joy rode around shooting people were
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previously jailed illegal aliens that the Austin DA let out
of jail without telling ice to prevent their deportation. He
shot one guy that was just out walking his dog
on a Sunday morning. So now you can just be
out walking your dog on a Sunday morning in Austin
and get shot. So let me read what they wrote.
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The three teenagers in Austin joy rode around shooting people
were previously jailed at legal aliens at the Austin Day
led out of jail without telling ice to prevent their deportation.
The judge said that the second boy felt or the
DA said the second boy fell into the bottom one
percent in IQ for his age and he had been
diagnosed with eighty HD, while the third boy had low
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intellectual capacity and he had a limited understanding of consent.
So what you're saying is he's too stupid to know
what he's doing. If he's mentally ill, we need to
get him help. But that doesn't mean putting him back
out on the streets where he can harm all these people.
The Al Kayeda terrorists and suspected mastermind of the seven
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to seven bombing in London in two thousand and five,
in which fifty two people were killed and eight hundred wounded.
His name is Arun Aswat was released early from psychiatric
prison last year after his quote schizophrenia improved. The judge
ruled for his release from psychiatric care after overriding police
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and Security service warnings that he was still a massive
danger to public security. He was arrested. Let's see it
says that he was linked to via phone contact with
the bombers, had met some of them in Pakistan before
the attack, and it traveled back to the UK just
weeks before the attacks, and last the UK and last
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the UK on the left the UK on the same
morning that the attacks took place. He was arrested in
Zambia a few weeks later. Then he was convicted in
the US in twenty fifteen for conspiring to provide material
supports al Kaeda. So I get we wanted to treat
the guy for mental illness. I'm okay with that. And
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he's never going to be executed, okay whatever, Just as
I understand that not wanting that. You want to treat
a prisoner with a disease, right, I mean, somebody's got cancer,
even if he's a prisoner. We're not barbarians. They deserve
to have treatment. I'm good with that, but separate them
from society. A man that was willing to kill fifty
two and wound eight one hundred is never should never
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be among society again. He can't be fixed. He is
a danger. And you put how many people in danger
because we keep seeing it over and over and over again.
Steve Descano, the Fairfax County Commonwealth Attorney, took office in
January of twenty twenty. Violent crimes increased ninety two percent
in the county. Under his watch, there was a video
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that came out of three or four black young men
that attacked a white guy that was just standing there
holding his groceries, kicked him at least seven times in
the face, gave him a concussion while all saying black
lives matter at the same time. You can see the video.
It's on x it's graphic, and it's sick. Then we
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have all these teen takeovers that are plaguing every major
city out there. Then here's the last one. In Atlanta,
judge let a man walk out of jail early for
beating a woman's face so badly he shattered her orbital
bone on a public train. Two months after his release,
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he stabs a woman to death on a walking path.
He goes on too assault a postal worker with a
rock before he's caught by police. In January, jam Brown
got on top and beat a female attorney as she
stepped off a Martyr train to go to work in Atlanta.
He broke her nose and then shattered her orbital bone.
She needed twenty five stitches, and the Martyr police charged
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it as a misdemeanor, and the incident report didn't even
mention the Broken Bones. Brown was sentenced to one hundred
and twenty days, but was released early and only served sixty.
Then he went on to stab Elissa Page to death
at noon on the Atlanta belt Line like ten days later.
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If Brown had served the whole one hundred and twenty
days the court gave him, he still would have been
in jail and couldn't have killed her. Remember the very
beginning of the show when I said, you never know
when that moment is going to chat life. That woman
was stepping off of a train and had no idea
she was about to be stabbed, no idea it was
going to be the last day of her life. Ten
minutes earlier, had no idea it was going to be
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the last moments of her life. Decline is a choice,
and one side of the aisle continues to say, we're
okay with taking care of the criminals. You know, it
used to be a universal thought process that if you
committed a crime, you got to do the time. If
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you if you committed several crimes, you got longer three
strikes in your the three strikes and you get life.
That one that passed under Clinton, they rescinded in under
Obama and there were some some few cases where the
third miss, the third strike was a stolen bike and
you got life in prison. I don't believe that's true.
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I don't believe that should happen. But when you've got
violent criminals that have committed many, many violent offenses in
By the way, if you got seventy charges, seventy convictions
against you, you did it a hundred times. You didn't
somebody else didn't even press charges on a number of them,
or you got away with it. It was a drug
deal and somebody was gonna not tell what the drug
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dealer is not gonna tell on you because he's gonna
get in trouble too. We have gotten to the point
where we are. It doesn't any sob story whatsoever that
you tell the judge. I saw one the other day
where a kid had had raped and killed a young lady,
and the judge kept trying to tell him that she
wanted him to do better because she knew that he
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had suffered in his life and had been raised in
a bad family. Blah blah blah. He literally sat there
and cussed the judge out and said he did not
care what she did to him, did not care what
happened to the family, did not have any remorse whatsoever
for what he did, and the judge still kept his
Senate cut his sentence to half of what the prosecutors
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were asking for. I understand empathy, I under stand sympathy,
But where is the empathy and the sympathy for the victims,
for the people who have to put up with this?
Because all of those people, many of the people I
just read about, would still be alive if the criminals
had actually been removed from society. And if the argument
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is you're too stupid or too mentally ill to understand
what you're doing, I'm all fully understanding and trying to
get them help. But releasing them back out into society
where the rest of us don't know. I have no
idea if I'm sitting next to somebody who's been convicted
seventy of seventy offenses that's getting ready to stab me.
Why do we have to live like this? Why should
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we live like this? Why do we have to live
in fear? Because these leftist prosecutors, most of them sorrows backed,
are willing to let criminals just continue to be criminals.
I said this on show a few shows ago. In Oakland, California,
something like seventy five or eighty percent of all of
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the shootings in Oakland, California were committed by like one
hundred and fifty people. I got an idea, take all
one hundred and fifty of those people off the street,
put them in prison, leave them there. If they don't
have the respect to not shoot guns in the middle
of a crowd where people can get hurt and killed
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or injured and had to live their lives in a wheelchair, paralyzed, dead, whatever,
Why do those people deserve that and the criminal gets
to keep doing it over and over and over again.
If you took those one hundred and fifty people out
of society, your shootings go down by seventy five to
eighty percent. In New York it was something like three
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hundred and fifty people were responsible for eighty percent of
the shoplifting. Three hundred and fifty. All right, those three fifty.
You've had your chances. We kept giving you a chance
after chance after chance. You obviously don't care. You obviously
are willing to continue to do whatever you want to do.
I don't care what your circumstances are. There's enough social
security programs or social programs to keep you from having
to steal from everything, and yet you still continue to
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do it. And so if we just remove those three
hundred and fifty people, shoplifting goes down by seventy five
or eighty percent. How is this hard? If you've given
him chance after chance after chance, and they have Maya
Angelou said it. Oprah Winfrey. Oprah Winfrey repeated it. When
people tell you who they are, believe them. When that
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kid sat in front of the judge and told him,
told her he didn't care. He didn't care what happened
to him. He didn't care what happened to the family,
He didn't care what happened to the victim, He didn't
care what happened to the judge. He didn't care. When
he's telling you that, you think in twenty years he's
gonna care, Nope. You think of ten years he's gonna care. Nope.
He's telling you believe him. But now we all have
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to walk around every day wondering that guy gonna hurt me?
Is that lady going to hurt me? That poor lady
at the haris teeter g I saw the video of it,
That poor lady at the Haristeter grocery store in North
Carolina was just pushing. She had a she was pregnant,
and she's pushing her groceries to load them up so
she can go home. And the next thing she knows,
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she's stabbed in the stomach by a crazy person. Why
do we have to live like that? We shouldn't. And
all of that ties back to every one of those
people that's a victim didn't think they were going to
be a victim five minutes earlier, because if they did,
they'd have been on high alert. They wouldn't have been
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They probably wouldn't have been victims if they thought they
were about to be victims, because they would have fixed
the problem. We've got to do something to solve this.
We cannot continue to live in a society. I'm almost
to the point where we can't live society with the criminals.
But I can't live in the same society with the
people who keep letting the criminals go because that is
not conducive to a functioning society ever. Alright, that's just
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my opinion.
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Though.
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Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (00:32):
All right, good morning everybody. I hope everybody's having a
great weekend start to the summer. Man. That rain the
last couple of weeks. We needed it, but doesn't mean
I like it. I'd much rather it. It does nothing
for business. Let me just tell you for sure that
we're selling cars is tough when it's raining like that,
and I don't blame you guys for not wanting to
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come by one. So I thought i'd start today show
off a little different than I typically do you know
if you've listened to the show at oh, you know
that I I kind of just jump right into the
topics I want to talk about. But today I wanted
to do it a little different. So I hold a
sales meeting once a month for my salespeople. My managers
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all hold sales meetings during the week for them and
but for me, I do it once a month at
the very beginning of the month, and it is typically
me trying to motivate them, me trying to get them
to think from a different perspective. I don't have to
teach them how to sell. I can't teach them about
the cars. They all know more about the cars than
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I do. And so I told the story one time
at a sales meeting when I was in the cell business,
and I still tell it to this day because I
think it's relevant. It was on my I owned a
bunch of sales stores, thirty six cell stores at and
T stores in Florida, and I was on my way
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to a sales meeting one morning in Daytona and in
between Flagler Beach and Daytona Beach, if you've ever been
on nine ninety five going that stretch, then you'll know
where I'm talking about. There is a an overpass going
over US one on I ninety five in Ormond Beach,
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and on that overpass there was a as I was
heading I was heading south and on the northbound lanes
there was a semi that had crashed and there was
a car pinned underneath the semi. I don't know how
it happened. I don't know what happened. I just got
it had just happened right before I got there. I'm
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not even sure the police officers were there yet, if
I remember correctly. And I thought about that all the
way to the sales meeting, and it bothered me, it
really truly, and it's affected me even to this day.
And that was probably, i'm gonna guess thirteen or fourteen
years ago, and you could tell that whoever was in
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that car, and there were several occupants it looked like
didn't survive. They were gone. And it dawned on me
that had any one of those occupants done something different
for just a few seconds of that morning, they had
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brushed their teeth for another five seconds or ten seconds,
or somebody forgot something and had to run back into
the house, or somebody brushed their teeth for an extra
for ten seconds last, or the guy that was driving,
or I suppose it was a guy, it may have
been a female, I don't remember. The person driving had
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driven at seventy six miles an hour instead of seventy
three miles an hour or whatever. It doesn't matter what
it is. Anything that changes that moment that they happened
to be right there at that moment to have that crash.
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Anything could have changed the entire course of their lives
in split seconds, and none of us ever get to
know when that is. That is, I personally believe in God.
I am a Christian and I believe in God, and
I from a logic standpoint, it's not just about faith
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for me, from a logic standpoint, I don't understand how
you can't think that there's a higher power out there.
Don't How do you explain that all of a sudden
man just showed up. I'm not buying that we evolved
from apes or some primates. I don't buy it because
we'd still be evolving. Where's the where's the end between?
Why are we not seeing any evolution still and all
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of the other things that go on in order to
make that or how do you get how do you
explain the perfection of a human life and what it
takes to go from a single cell of sperm to
a human being with DNA chains and all of that.
How do you explain that just out of evolution? It
doesn't make any sense, not to me, and so I
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have to believe that there's a higher power that is
guiding things in some direction or another. I don't understand
the metaphysics of how Earth was created and energy is
created and all of that. I don't understand it, and
so I have to believe in a higher power. But something.
There's also an element of fate that none of us
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get to know. We just when you wake up in
the morning, if you wake up five seconds earlier, five
seconds later. I was in a car crash not too
long ago. It was probably seven years ago, eight years ago,
and I was going on medical center in Murphysboro, and
I had a meeting at the city and a young
lady was driving and she had two She was the nurse,
and she had three other nurses in the car with him.
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They were coming back from lunch and she turned left
right in front of me, and I hit them broadside,
and it was one hundred percent her fault. She when
I got up to the car, I was fine. I
was in an escalator or a tahoe or something, and
she was in a smaller car. And when I got
up there, all she kept saying was I didn't see
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a car coming. I didn't see a car coming. I said, wow,
I was coming. I mean I was right there in
the middle of the intersection. But had it been too
had they eaten lunch five seconds longer or five seconds less.
She's not turning it that exact moment that I happened
to be right there and nobody died, but they could have.
Every day we wake up and you don't get to
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know when that moment is going to be, when that
thing that's going to happen that you know, one day
we're sick. I get people coming to the store all
the time. They're like, well, you didn't find that the
other day when I had the car in here. I'm like,
it wasn't there the other day. You know, when you
go to the doctor today he tells you you're fine.
Next week you have cancer. You don't know when it's
going to happen, and you can't predict it, and so
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you have to live your life every day thinking that
today may be a day when something goes wrong, and
you have to live that life, loving everybody around you
and attempting to love your life the best you can,
because it is precious, it is dear, and it is
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while it's difficult, and there's hardships and all of that.
The fact that you're in the United States of America
and you're alive right now. You still have time to
change the course of your life if you need to.
But you just don't know what's going to happen in
the next ten minutes. And so quit being angry. Love
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everybody around you, be happy because you may not get
another chance tomorrow. All right, this is Bonos Cars, brought
to you by Chevrolet Buick GMC and Cadillac of Murphysborough.
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Speaker 2 (08:32):
Here's your host, bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (08:36):
All right, welcome back, everybody. So I don't know if
if you missed it or if you caught it this week,
but uh, President Trump signed a new executive order, and
the executive order was designed to allow the Post Office
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to verify mail in ballots, and so it goes on
talks about it orders the Postmaster General and the US
Postal Service to take bold new measures to verify that
ballots both being sent to people are being sent to
people who are eligible to vote, and then that ballot's
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being returned are being properly returned by eligible voters only.
So it's got it follows, says. The article goes on
to say that it follows a blueprint that finally adds
accountability to a process. It's operated largely on the honor system.
Mail in voting has operated largely on the honor system.
So the other day Spencer Prattey for he's I don't
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know as of this taping whether or not he is
going to be in the runoff for mayor of of La,
but they need something to help fix him. But anyways,
he had a video the other day that he posted
showing people in La sitting in hall in on skid
row registering people to vote and telling them to use
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fake addresses and registering them for ballot measures and those
kind of things. It's just blatant cheating and they just
do it in the open air paying people two dollars,
three dollars four dollars to register to vote or to
sign some ballot initiative. It's absolute blatant cheating, and mail
in voting has always been that place where you can
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cheat very, very easily. If you send one hundred ballots
to a retirement home, are you sure that all of
the people in that retirement home with the people that
actually filled those ballots out, No, you're not. I guarantee you.
There are people that get they get ballots mailed to
them in retirement homes that have no idea they had
a ballot even mailed to them, and so he is
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doing everything he can. They can't get the Save Act passed,
even though eighty percent eighty five percent I think was
the number. Eighty five percent of all Americans agree that
you should have to be able to show photo ID
in order to vote. You have to show a voter
or ID or photo ID to do dang near anything
else in the United States of America. And this crap
they keep putting out there about you, it's gonna be
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hard for people to get You're gonna suppres votes because
they can't get they can't get IDs. You you talk
about the soft bigotry of low expectations to say that
a certain group of people aren't capable of getting an ID,
Are you morons? You can go to any place you
want and hold your hand up and say how many
people in here don't have an ID, and I guarantee
you it's less than two percent of the people. So
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Q the leftist outrage when he signs his executive order
already teeing up the lawsuits to stop him from doing
what they say they really want, which is having secure elections.
I heard Chuck Schumer the other day saying something about
it's a way to uh oh, here's what he said.
Mail in voting is safe and secure period. This new
rule is just another malicious attempt by the Trump administration
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to suppress the votes of millions and try to throw
the election results. You know what he didn't say, how
how are you suppressing the votes of millions of people
by just verifying that the people who are mailing the
ballots out getting battlets mailed to them and are the
same people who are mailing those ballots back and that
actually filled out the ballots. How is that anything other
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than just election integrity and the fact that you keep
fighting it. The fact that the Democrats will not pass
the Save Act, the fact that they just keep railing
against the suppression of votes and they get people out
there riled up, even though eighty five percent of the
American public all agree And I don't know where the
other fifteen percent or I don't know why you think
you shouldn't have to show a photo ID to vote,
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But forget about that, because at least eighty five if
we're truly we're not a democracy. We are a democratic republic.
But if we were a democracy, like they keep screaming about,
we're trying to ruin democracy or steal democracy or whatever.
How about eighty five percent of the people of the
population agree on something that you guys keep saying no to,
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and now you're trying to stop him when all he's
saying is we just need to make sure that the
ballots being mailed to the people are the same people
that are mailing them back and verify it. Why don't
you want that? We all know the reason. The answer.
It's a rhetorical question. You don't want it because you
know you can cheat doing it if it's largely on
the honor system. The honor system is not built for everybody.
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Some people will take advantage of the honor system every
single solitary time. Absolutely, it's absurd on its face, But
it's also maddening that you keep trying to gaslight the
entire American public, but especially the black community, by telling
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them they somehow aren't smart enough to get IDs. Fifty
to sixty percent of my salespeople are black salespeople. A
large portion of the people that work for.
Speaker 2 (14:00):
Me or black.
Speaker 3 (14:01):
Guaranteed, every one of those house an ID, every one
of them. You have to have an idea to get
a job. You have to have a sole security number.
You have to have an idea to prove that. So
security number is yours. Absolutely, you can tell I'm passionate
about this because I see what they do, and I
know why they're doing it, and yet they still continue
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to gaslight people and act like they're on the right
side of this issue. They're not. All right. Moving on
from there for a second, you see the other day,
so President Trump set up a slash fund at one
point six or one point eight billion dollar fund to
compensate all of the people who were unfairly prosecuted and
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put in jail for long periods of time and had
to go through paying attorneys and everything else. For the
January sixth, whatever you want to call it, wasn't a riot.
It was it was wrong, should have never happened, but
it wasn't riot. Nobody was carrying weapons. So the only
person that actually died in it was an unarmed Ashley Bobbitt,
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who didn't do anything wrong it but California. So he
set this fund up to kind of reimburse people and
helped them get back on their feet. Some of these
people went to jail for three and four years for trespassing.
You had judges on the leftist judges that were trying
to be advocates that absolutely threw the book at people.
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You got people that have been out of jail in
jail a lot shorter periods of time for killing another
human being. You got people that have been in jail
for a lot less time for stealing fifty thousand dollars
worth of stuff. And yet California and New York have
both vowed to tax one hundred percent of any money
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a California or New York resident gets out of that fund.
You know who they're getting they're taxing, they're trying to
tax anybody that's on the right. That's what they're saying.
If you get any money out of that, you're getting taxed.
You get taxed one hundred percent of it. But what
you don't see is all of the people that were
rioting in twenty twenty, you know, the summer of love
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that destroyed property and destroyed everything, that ended up getting
other money back from government suit them. They didn't tax
all that. Where is this both sides of the justice?
Where why do we have two tiers, two tier justice
systems where one side gets punished way more than the other,
and to continue to do it over and over and
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over again. You guys, realize there's fifty percent of us
out here, at least fifty percent. You can't just throw
away half the country and act like you're going to
just destroy half the country because you don't agree with us.
Goes back to what I said in the first segment
about being happy. Why are you so angry all the time?
Why are you so mad and creating victimhoods for everybody
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out there all the time. It's absolutely mind boggling to me.
To that point, Brandon Johnson, who is the mayor of Chicago,
I don't know if you guys have been watching it,
but I have if you had all these teen takeovers,
which are basically just riots. There are just many riots
where a group of three, four, five hundred teams do
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whatever they want on a street block and cause havoc
for everybody in that neighborhood, break windows, steal stuff, go
take over an entire gas station or convenience store. Because
there's so many of them, they just overwhelm the system
and steal everything in the store and run away and
they get no justice. So now Brandon Johnson, he says,
(17:49):
instead of holding the teens accountable or the parents accountable,
he's going to hold the social media companies accountable because
somehow it's the social media company's fault that they their
platforms were used for nefarious purposes by other teams that
were somehow saying hey, let's all go take over that place.
So instead of of penalizing the people who are actually
(18:11):
committing the crime, that's like saying, I'm gonna sue the
paper company and the pen company because they passed notes
to each other saying, hey, let's go take over that
gas station, but they used a pen and paper to
do so, or a telephone company because they called each
other and all said, let's go take something over. Do
you realize how stupid that that sounds. Oh wait, you don't.
(18:34):
You're the mayor of Chicago and you've destroyed your city
a little bit more than LORI Lightfoot had destroyed it.
You took it a little further. But now you're going
to penalize the media companies because that was used for
team takeovers. You guys are just absolutely out of your
minds with stupid policies. I don't know where you how
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Here's your host, bow Driven.
Speaker 3 (19:42):
All right, welcome back, everybody. So people on the left
and I'm talking about not normal thinking democrats of ten
years ago. I'm talking about people on the left that
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are getting crazier. I don't know how else to say it,
that all think that we should somehow be turning ourselves
into what Europe is. They think somehow Europe is this
model of consistency and democracy, and that Europe's got it
figured out because they have all these social safety systems.
(20:24):
By the way, they have all of those things, because
we've been supplying all of their military forces and taking
care of them for the last seventy years since World
War Two. And so if you don't have to spend
the billions and billion, hundreds of billions of dollars to
defend yourself, because we've got that covered for you, you
can take all of that money and use it to
give to your citizens in the form of social benefits.
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But for those people that think we should turn into Europe,
I want to give you two stories that I found
this week that I thought were just absolutely devastatingly bad.
One I don't have X, I don't use it, but
I did see something in an article about from Elon
Musk that said something about helping this guy named Drees
van Langenhove, who's in Belgium, And let me just give
(21:15):
you a quick background. So Dreas is he was in
the house of whatever they have over in Belgium, Belgium,
and he had he got out of there and started
doing speeches about mass migration and how it was going
to change everything. He thought it was bad. So because
he was giving these speeches, the Belgian government arrested him
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for hate speech. And let me just read the tweet
from him. I've been convicted. Sadly, I've been convicted a
second time for hate speech, and it's only due to
a technicality that I could not immediately be sent to jail,
to the judges frustration. In an ironic turn of events,
it's actually thanks to my previous prison sentence for memes
in a private group chat he had to go to
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prison for memes in a private group chat, that I
am now still free in a physical sense at least. So.
In February of twenty twenty four, I gave a lecture
at Catholic University Leuvin, wherein I linked mass migration to
crime and a deterioration of our quality of life. Every
single point I made was one hundred percent the truth
and based on scientific evidence. Cynically, even the judge that
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convicted me admits as much by writing in his verdict.
Even if this is what the judge said in the verdict,
even if all of the statements made by Van Langenhove
are based on scientific evidence and statistics, it makes no
difference to the criminal intent. Van Langenhove is not charged
with spreading false information. He is charged with presenting facts
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in a way that incites hatred against persons on the
grounds of one or more of the protected criteria in
the anti racism law. By the way, that's a lot
of words just to say he wants to send me
to prison for speaking the truth. Even the regime media
wrote quote, it did not matter to the court that
Van Langenhove was quoting scientific sources. The judge argues that
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van Langenhove van Langenholm's main message was that a big
part of the societal problems like insecurity, housing shortages and
lowering educational standards are due to mass migration. They weren't
being sympathetic to him, by the way. They in reality,
they were warning people that even if you speak the truth,
if you go against their narrative, they're gonna put you
(23:22):
in jail. Anyways, they're putting a man in jail attempting
to again for literally speaking the truth, admitting he told
the truth, admitting they were facts, but facts didn't matter
because the judge decided that his intent in those in
speaking facts was to incite hatred, when in reality it
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was just to say, here are the facts. You have
the right to make up your own mind after you
hear the facts, but these are the facts. It absolutely
is dystopian in nature. I don't understand it. You guys,
are you want to talk about silencing free speed each
you think we should be more like Europe. People are
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going to jail all over the place. There were comedians
arrested for jokes they told in a set in England.
They waited three years to put a guy that was
touring the United States before he got back to Heathrow
London Airport or London Heathrow, and waited with five cops
to put the guy in jail for some memes he
had written three years earlier. Some memes are some memes
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you had written and some jokes that he had told.
Speaker 2 (24:31):
You.
Speaker 3 (24:31):
If that doesn't scare you to death, who are the
true Nazis? In this scenario, it's the same people in
this country that are trying to suppress free speech. Look,
I don't I absolutely believe wholeheartedly in free speech. Say
whatever you want, You're welcome to that's not even Look,
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I know you're not allowed to yell fire in a theater.
But the reality is that, other than certain certain, very
very very very limited cases, I believe in the right
to be able to say whatever you want to say,
believe whatever you want to believe. But your freedom to
be you includes my freedom to be free from you.
(25:12):
I don't have to be near you, I don't have
to believe in you, and I have to talk to you.
So let me give you the second one. Here's a
summary of the facts that were alleged by the prosecutors.
An eighteen year old British native lad headed home from
a pub at eleven pm, so mildly intoxicated that he
could have legally driven. He had less than the illegal
(25:33):
amount to drive. A Sikh migrant was marauding through the
street with a twenty one inch knife. He stabbed the
UK native in the street, puncturing his lungs. The British
lad flees the initial stabbing, the migrant follows the British
lad tries to climb a fence to get away. The
migrant finishes the job. The migrant steals the British Lad's phone.
The Sikh migrant's mother arrives on scene, takes the knife
(25:56):
and stashes it in her home. Then the police arrive.
The Sikh migrant tells the police he was victim of
a hate crime because the British lad said some naughty
words to him or something, therefore he was forced to
stab him. The British police arrest or. The police arrests
the British lad with stab wounds for a hate crime,
while the British lad dies handcuffed on the street after
(26:17):
bleeding out. So this was from the Daily Mail over
in England. Finance student, it's going to be easier for
me just to read it. Finance student Henry Noak was
on his way home from a night out when he
was allegedly attacked by stranger vickrem Digwa, who's twenty three,
with an eight inch shast blade. Diegel was caught on
camera saying I am a bad man before the fatal attack.
(26:40):
He is now in trial accused of murder alongside with
his mother Kiring Corps fifty three, who was accused of
assisting an offender. Prosecutor said she went to the scene
before running home with a knife to stash it among
an arsenal of weapons there. They both deny the charges.
The Southampton Crown Court heard mister Noak was in his
first term studying accountancy and finance at Southampton University when
he went for a night out. The teenager went home
(27:02):
at around eleven PM and, having drunk less than the
legal limit to drive. Jurors were told he was speaking
to friends on a snapchat when he came across the
Sikh migrant Digua after he stabbed mister Noak. After he
was stabbed, mister Noak tried to climb a fence to escape,
but Diegwa was aggressively pursuing him, leaving a trail of blood.
(27:23):
Police were called to the scene but arrested mister Noak
after Diegwa claimed he had been racially abused. Mister Noak
was then handcuffed before passing out and dying in the
street a short time later. Prosecutor Nicholas Lavenderg said put
simply Henry drowned in his own blood with his lungs
having been cut by a knife going eight centimeters into him.
(27:44):
Victorm Digua raises the defense of self defense. He persisted
that Henry perpetrated a drunken racist attack. He says he
doesn't recall how the fatal wound came to be inflicted,
but the prosecutor said a video of the incident was
found on mister Noak's phone which was discovered and Digwa's pocket.
In what country do you have a kid that's been stabbed,
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that's bleeding so profusely that he dies, laying on the sidewalk, handcuffed,
while you let a guy that you know is the
one that stabbed him is admitting that he stabbed him
because he might have said something to him words, So
you're allowed to stab him and you're going to arrest
the person that got stabbed, not the guy that stabbed somebody,
(28:29):
but the guy that might have said some words. And
you don't call for an ambulance, You don't try to
give the guy first aid, you're not trying to stop
the bleeding. You literally handcuff him and let him die
on the street, all to protect what somebody's hurt feelings.
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You got to be kidding me, what is wrong with
you people? And it's happening in England, It's happened or
the UK. It's happening in Ireland, it's happening in Scotland.
It's happening in Belgium. It's happening in France. I don't
hear as much about France. It's not happening in Italy.
You know why, because George Maloney is a female Donald Trump.
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She believes in the rule of law. She believes in
making sure that people who perpetrate crimes are removed from
society so that they cannot continue to perpetrate crimes on
other innocent people. It is absolutely astounding to me what's
going on in Europe right now, and I feel like
(29:33):
we need to cut ties with them as fast as possible.
And we can't help them. There are a few countries
over there, they've got their stuff together. But I think
we need to I think we need to play more
in the Western Hemisphere and start aligning ourselves a lot
more with South America, Central America and making sure that
we're protecting that part of it, like the Monroe Doctrine
(29:55):
said we should. It is astounding by the way last
but not least. Oregon has a new ban or a
new petition that's making it to the ballot to ban
all hunting and fishing licenses, so you can't hunt or fish.
And they actually are have taken it so far that
you can't have pest control and kill a rat only
(30:18):
in Oregon. Is it more protective? Are they more protective
of rats than unborn babies? They're literally passing a law
that says you can't have pest control because it would
kill insects and rats and rodents, but you can have
a free abortion up until birth. You tell me how
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that makes sense. You explain that to me in any
way that can make my brain not explode, and I'll
give you a thousand dollars because it's not possible that
that's just the policies, that's them, all right. This is
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Speaker 2 (31:41):
Here's your host, Bow Triven.
Speaker 3 (31:45):
All right, welcome back everybody. So I know I have
today spent a few minutes reading some things to you
because I feel like sometimes the words that people write
are better than mine, and it's easier to understand in
the terms that they're putting in and stead of me
trying to change it around, so it sounds like I am,
(32:08):
but I want to read you several ex posts. Are
these wheets? Now? Somebody said there's wheets it's tweets with
an X instead of a tw. But in any event,
I want to read some things to you because I'm
telling you that we are in a moral decline. Our
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country is in a decline, and it doesn't have to be,
but it's a choice made by one side of the aisle.
And when I read these posts to you, see if
you find a theme in here. Oakland County, Michigan, where
I live, a guy gets probation a couple of years
ago for hogtying a woman duct taping her and suffocating
(32:52):
her with a plastic bag over her head. And earlier
this week he carjacked another woman and shoots her in
broad daylight. He didn't he had no fear, all right.
Here's another one in a huge betrayal. A woman with
over seventy prior charges. Seventy prior charges stabbed a pregnant
(33:14):
woman at a Harris Teeter in Charlotte, North Carolina, in
a Harris Theeter parking lot, seventy prior charges. What was
she doing walking free? All right? Here's another one. Three
teenagers in Austin. You probably heard about this one. Three
teenagers in Austin who joy rode around shooting people were
(33:34):
previously jailed illegal aliens that the Austin DA let out
of jail without telling ice to prevent their deportation. He
shot one guy that was just out walking his dog
on a Sunday morning. So now you can just be
out walking your dog on a Sunday morning in Austin
and get shot. So let me read what they wrote.
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The three teenagers in Austin joy rode around shooting people
were previously jailed at legal aliens at the Austin Day
led out of jail without telling ice to prevent their deportation.
The judge said that the second boy felt or the
DA said the second boy fell into the bottom one
percent in IQ for his age and he had been
diagnosed with eighty HD, while the third boy had low
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intellectual capacity and he had a limited understanding of consent.
So what you're saying is he's too stupid to know
what he's doing. If he's mentally ill, we need to
get him help. But that doesn't mean putting him back
out on the streets where he can harm all these people.
The Al Kayeda terrorists and suspected mastermind of the seven
(34:39):
to seven bombing in London in two thousand and five,
in which fifty two people were killed and eight hundred wounded.
His name is Arun Aswat was released early from psychiatric
prison last year after his quote schizophrenia improved. The judge
ruled for his release from psychiatric care after overriding police
(35:01):
and Security service warnings that he was still a massive
danger to public security. He was arrested. Let's see it
says that he was linked to via phone contact with
the bombers, had met some of them in Pakistan before
the attack, and it traveled back to the UK just
weeks before the attacks, and last the UK and last
(35:21):
the UK on the left the UK on the same
morning that the attacks took place. He was arrested in
Zambia a few weeks later. Then he was convicted in
the US in twenty fifteen for conspiring to provide material
supports al Kaeda. So I get we wanted to treat
the guy for mental illness. I'm okay with that. And
(35:41):
he's never going to be executed, okay whatever, Just as
I understand that not wanting that. You want to treat
a prisoner with a disease, right, I mean, somebody's got cancer,
even if he's a prisoner. We're not barbarians. They deserve
to have treatment. I'm good with that, but separate them
from society. A man that was willing to kill fifty
two and wound eight one hundred is never should never
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be among society again. He can't be fixed. He is
a danger. And you put how many people in danger
because we keep seeing it over and over and over again.
Steve Descano, the Fairfax County Commonwealth Attorney, took office in
January of twenty twenty. Violent crimes increased ninety two percent
in the county. Under his watch, there was a video
(36:25):
that came out of three or four black young men
that attacked a white guy that was just standing there
holding his groceries, kicked him at least seven times in
the face, gave him a concussion while all saying black
lives matter at the same time. You can see the video.
It's on x it's graphic, and it's sick. Then we
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have all these teen takeovers that are plaguing every major
city out there. Then here's the last one. In Atlanta,
judge let a man walk out of jail early for
beating a woman's face so badly he shattered her orbital
bone on a public train. Two months after his release,
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he stabs a woman to death on a walking path.
He goes on too assault a postal worker with a
rock before he's caught by police. In January, jam Brown
got on top and beat a female attorney as she
stepped off a Martyr train to go to work in Atlanta.
He broke her nose and then shattered her orbital bone.
She needed twenty five stitches, and the Martyr police charged
(37:27):
it as a misdemeanor, and the incident report didn't even
mention the Broken Bones. Brown was sentenced to one hundred
and twenty days, but was released early and only served sixty.
Then he went on to stab Elissa Page to death
at noon on the Atlanta belt Line like ten days later.
(37:50):
If Brown had served the whole one hundred and twenty
days the court gave him, he still would have been
in jail and couldn't have killed her. Remember the very
beginning of the show when I said, you never know
when that moment is going to chat life. That woman
was stepping off of a train and had no idea
she was about to be stabbed, no idea it was
going to be the last day of her life. Ten
minutes earlier, had no idea it was going to be
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the last moments of her life. Decline is a choice,
and one side of the aisle continues to say, we're
okay with taking care of the criminals. You know, it
used to be a universal thought process that if you
committed a crime, you got to do the time. If
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you if you committed several crimes, you got longer three
strikes in your the three strikes and you get life.
That one that passed under Clinton, they rescinded in under
Obama and there were some some few cases where the
third miss, the third strike was a stolen bike and
you got life in prison. I don't believe that's true.
(38:53):
I don't believe that should happen. But when you've got
violent criminals that have committed many, many violent offenses in
By the way, if you got seventy charges, seventy convictions
against you, you did it a hundred times. You didn't
somebody else didn't even press charges on a number of them,
or you got away with it. It was a drug
deal and somebody was gonna not tell what the drug
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dealer is not gonna tell on you because he's gonna
get in trouble too. We have gotten to the point
where we are. It doesn't any sob story whatsoever that
you tell the judge. I saw one the other day
where a kid had had raped and killed a young lady,
and the judge kept trying to tell him that she
wanted him to do better because she knew that he
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had suffered in his life and had been raised in
a bad family. Blah blah blah. He literally sat there
and cussed the judge out and said he did not
care what she did to him, did not care what
happened to the family, did not have any remorse whatsoever
for what he did, and the judge still kept his
Senate cut his sentence to half of what the prosecutors
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were asking for. I understand empathy, I under stand sympathy,
But where is the empathy and the sympathy for the victims,
for the people who have to put up with this?
Because all of those people, many of the people I
just read about, would still be alive if the criminals
had actually been removed from society. And if the argument
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is you're too stupid or too mentally ill to understand
what you're doing, I'm all fully understanding and trying to
get them help. But releasing them back out into society
where the rest of us don't know. I have no
idea if I'm sitting next to somebody who's been convicted
seventy of seventy offenses that's getting ready to stab me.
Why do we have to live like this? Why should
(40:41):
we live like this? Why do we have to live
in fear? Because these leftist prosecutors, most of them sorrows backed,
are willing to let criminals just continue to be criminals.
I said this on show a few shows ago. In Oakland, California,
something like seventy five or eighty percent of all of
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the shootings in Oakland, California were committed by like one
hundred and fifty people. I got an idea, take all
one hundred and fifty of those people off the street,
put them in prison, leave them there. If they don't
have the respect to not shoot guns in the middle
of a crowd where people can get hurt and killed
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or injured and had to live their lives in a wheelchair, paralyzed, dead, whatever,
Why do those people deserve that and the criminal gets
to keep doing it over and over and over again.
If you took those one hundred and fifty people out
of society, your shootings go down by seventy five to
eighty percent. In New York it was something like three
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hundred and fifty people were responsible for eighty percent of
the shoplifting. Three hundred and fifty. All right, those three fifty.
You've had your chances. We kept giving you a chance
after chance after chance. You obviously don't care. You obviously
are willing to continue to do whatever you want to do.
I don't care what your circumstances are. There's enough social
security programs or social programs to keep you from having
to steal from everything, and yet you still continue to
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do it. And so if we just remove those three
hundred and fifty people, shoplifting goes down by seventy five
or eighty percent. How is this hard? If you've given
him chance after chance after chance, and they have Maya
Angelou said it. Oprah Winfrey. Oprah Winfrey repeated it. When
people tell you who they are, believe them. When that
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kid sat in front of the judge and told him,
told her he didn't care. He didn't care what happened
to him. He didn't care what happened to the family,
He didn't care what happened to the victim, He didn't
care what happened to the judge. He didn't care. When
he's telling you that, you think in twenty years he's
gonna care, Nope. You think of ten years he's gonna care. Nope.
He's telling you believe him. But now we all have
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to walk around every day wondering that guy gonna hurt me?
Is that lady going to hurt me? That poor lady
at the haris teeter g I saw the video of it,
That poor lady at the Haristeter grocery store in North
Carolina was just pushing. She had a she was pregnant,
and she's pushing her groceries to load them up so
she can go home. And the next thing she knows,
(43:19):
she's stabbed in the stomach by a crazy person. Why
do we have to live like that? We shouldn't. And
all of that ties back to every one of those
people that's a victim didn't think they were going to
be a victim five minutes earlier, because if they did,
they'd have been on high alert. They wouldn't have been
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They probably wouldn't have been victims if they thought they
were about to be victims, because they would have fixed
the problem. We've got to do something to solve this.
We cannot continue to live in a society. I'm almost
to the point where we can't live society with the criminals.
But I can't live in the same society with the
people who keep letting the criminals go because that is
not conducive to a functioning society ever. Alright, that's just
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my opinion.
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